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- and twenty Eve forfa. 10 more than twenty W.
desired from any nne pqfsun lqiin- as agent ~
others Deeds lt tc iadf as the tun Agent directs
when he returns tiia pr r. faIil ltHrTf1fa.
YOU WILL uE Z yffAtTsH 10 your own
interests nnI 20 tt'. Ne1rairni IN gol n you tat
to ayan yourself ~ M. ute.t sfe+ Land Nilti
Secure Il for your children
The ST andrew lag Railroad AMI Land Company
numbers amCng lfs anrff ana t9ckhoiders some or
the most responsible and energetic men az tiorlla'
Ohio. and New YORK who erf enlisted heart nam
and pocket book ln This great enterprise. We 90
business through the agcnni National of incnnat.
and refer 70 two fhpas1nd rrpsprpus settlers Oh ~
Andrew 8. And now we await your pleasure.
Address titl5er or Northern Dnlrf 81 Cincinnati
or our Ia tern Once 40 Sew York where ul de- ~
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The 81. kasrew's Coy y. g. and Land Co.,
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The receipts Of the New York post-ofilcg
last year were 81 50S, 1892 The expenditure
were ONLY 81 ,675,491.
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Soldiers widows Mexican War car ct
Flenner & Co.. Attorneys, washington. y. 1.
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Woman suffrage has been defeated in th
United States Senate, yeas l6, nays 81.
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The orange crop OF Southern California
this year is estimated at 100000 boxes, about
100, 100000 oranges.
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Daughters, Wives. Mothers.
Send tor Pamphlet ON Female Diseases, free,
securely sealed. DIR. J. j. Marchisi, Utica, n. Y.
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a story Is current in New York that Miss
Rose Cleveland will soon wed a young cleI gy-
man Of Washington.
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p esi,lent Cleveland is assessed for ST. 10
in the District of Columbia.
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Pisos Remedy for Catarrh is Agreeable to
use 1t is not liqui or 4 snuff. 5)ct
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The President gave his first state d inner at
the White House January 81.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-02-17

A fire in Booths Theatre building. New
York, January %, caused a loss of $4,000.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-02-17

The Governmeht revenues for the month
Of january exceeded those Of last January
BY s5000.OO0
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w. w. Corcoran, the Washington philan
throp;st, pays taxes on 80, lU0,OGU.
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Peculiar


To itself in many important part culars, Hoods
sarsaparlla is different from ami superb. to any
Other medicine.
Peculiar In combination, proportion and prepara
ton of Ingredients Hoods sarsaparilla possesses
the full curative value OF the Lost known rem dies
Of the vegetable kingdom.
Peculiar in its medicinal merit, Hoods sarsapa-
Mia accompanies cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar in strength and cconomy-Hoo1's sarsa
pariila is the only medicine OF whieh can truly be
said, 800 doses dollar" Medicines in larger and
smaller hotties require larger doses and do not pro
duce ns good results as Hoods Sarsaparia.
Peculiar in it's good name at honen-there Is
more Of Ifo1's Sarssparia sold In Lowell, waere it
is made. ih1n Of all other blood purifiers
Pocu lar in its phenomenal record OF sales abroad
no other preparation has ever attane such papu
lariy in so short atme. 20 sure to get
Hoods SaYSapaYilla
Sold by all druggists 81 six for Sc. Prepared only
by c. ]. HOOD CO.. Apothecaries. Lowell. Mass
100 Doses One rOIIar
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Immigrants arrived in the United States
last year the rate of 1000 day.
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We have llsI la3uei large Sheet OF detailed
HoIse ans illustrating nine different styles OF
houses costing nom Stgto Si,51 each which this
npany IS prepared 20 build for It's PATRONS al 81.
Andrew Bay In order 10 dcfray at least a por-
u0n Of the very large cost Of advertising &c ling
Deed for each applicant we viii charge BE formal
Ing this sheer Of House Plans TO AZ p.icants The
plans worth s. 20 who viii ever desire
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expressly for Us. II you select from the House
Pans any uie that suiis YOU, will but III
house On your property. gnd give you fire Yedis
time 70 pdV for ne hopse charging you per in
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Every Word of this Advertiser NJ mHE
ment is important. Don't miss HeHH
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2O.0O0) III "a to <o-ACRE TRACTS
ACRES ALL. FREE.
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1VI TVTIHITFI 70 move TITT1
and al your own pleasure.
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81. Paul, Nina.
Moses Dixler. car. label and
. sihrkev STREET.
oeo. Steven. % isabsl Street
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IN this day Of dc epfiye advert ing we desire To
impress hat This announcement means erdcfiy
tta. q says. Tat every appiean can secure, ob-
sotUtetH Tfee fCdaB e30rge for the nid, Of the
above divisinns OF valuable Florida property No
trick No iu Cling Of words Il means exactly
tnat--nothng less nothing more.
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rHANCERY SALE
" OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY IN
THE EASTERN SECTION OF THE CITY M

5R Eas EFT
the District Of cqiupSia: passed On the 6fs6 day
E o poc We Vii In at enbo NS
q the o Pre%isRs s2 on NE Y the
following parcels Of land all in the city Of Was6in inc
ton, in the District of Columbia:
lot IN of
Of e s1 hgndFsd and twenty sde by Gse
ass Tx f sasH f5 BA 9 5sH
3 Sss @ So az
hundred and i0i). HUNDRED and t1o 6 Sss
hundred and i've do5 Hundred as i snd
sn a Io hundTs
,Te2s apnSse
North Capitol ST. one hundred and thirty.three us3
and oaa 1885,
na Sns
Sns and spS sf iaS
four one hundred and forty.fve u451 one si hun
sna dss1. hundred and Ss tSaS
and sixty five q65l one hundred and sixty O66
PAY OF MARCH, 1857 at Totk O'Clock NJ MI II
front Of, OF the premises.
in square numbered nj, nine hundred and eighty
gs 81 e A an p 5, a. Ss
FOUR o'cIocK p NJ. in front 81 the premises Lots
eas nineteen twenty Coz txentyone et eaD and
twenty-five CID. Ion Kentucky avenue, between and
one
IT, Third. ON the SAME DAY. At HALF PAST FOUR
one q corner Mass ave. and 10th ct. sell nine co.,
ssYa SS rs 9ssS 1sas
Mass ave and ST. in square numbered one thou
sac Fou dna on hs SAM Bay at TO
b on front E tas S
iS,h Isl, s. C. @ ssssn sESs 81 ana aas
'fFff AZ
$f$ sS$s
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, IN front II the premises, Lots
1e -four GR snh s ;1a 1ah
uo ion 18Th; between and PA IS: So eleven tiIl
in square numbered one thousand and eighty-sx.
eq shs Tea. g premises kets
hs seqts s
sps atRs!E T
O'CLOCK PM in front Of the premises Lot NUMBERED
one I0S sSrnsr q l5sh apd ID e. 3. aye
of the purchase money in cash. aud the balance in one
and two years respectively for which the promissory
from the day otsae, and secured by deed Of trust
the property sold all cash. at purchasers option AL
conVeyancng purchasers cost. deposit Of $50 a
time Of sale on each lot sold the terms Of sale an
not complied with in days from the day of sale
the the right resell at the risk and
Of deianitnE purchaser after i've days previous
/ SAMUEL MADDOX, Trustee
/ 1852 Louisiana ave.
/ r. 8. DAVIS, Trustee,
1 313 AZ st. nv.
| HENRY e. DAVIS, Trustee
/ 46S Louisiana ave.
OUNCANSON BROSv AuCt10n0eTA mh7-d&da
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Our BoYs.

We HAVE SO MUCH ADMIRATION FOR THE
AMERICAN BOYS. THAT WE IMAGINE THEY ARE
THE GREATEST BOYS ON EARTH FOR THAT
REASON WE HAVE THIS SEASON TAKEN THE
GREATEST CARE IN THE SELECTION OF OUR
STOCK To SUPPLY HIM WITH CHOICE CLOTH
ING AT MORE THAN MODERATE PRICES. FOR
INSTANCE; IF YOU SHOULD HAPPEN TO WANT
SUIT FOR BOY FROM 3 TO IL YEARS, WE
HAVE THEM AS LOW s1o5. THIS Is VERY
MODERATE PRICE INDEED. SHOULD YOU WANT
A SUIT FOR DRESS, We HAVE THEM AS HIGH
AS sl2 FOR BOYS FROM TO IA YEARS.
AMONG Our MEMS CLOTHING, ESPECIALLY
YOUNG MEN, THERE Is REALLY NOTHING IN
THAT LINE THAT CANNOT BE FOUND IN OUR
HOUSE, AND AT PRICES THAT Is A SURPRISE
TO ALL WHO FAVOR Us WITH VISIT. 1T Is
TO YOUR OWN INTEREST TO CALL ON Us.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING co.
NO. 400 7TH ST. NV, COR ID,
lnh25
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Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
Charles Brunger to Jane E Brooke pit 25, so. 615;
500 X. Fl. Edelin, to 81. NJ. Newman ct al, sub lot
~ SO. 1855; $500. Alice Titcomb to the trustees
OF the Cooperative Investment Co, lots 10 and IL,
blk. ~, Columbian Heights; +. A. Hopkins to
w. NJ. Sprtgg. lot 8, SO. 131; $4,000. w. NJ.
Sprigg to j. X. DOsPassos, same property; Sic, S24
E Cayerly to Lucy Emma Nevfus, lot Sc, blk. 80,
CTS sub Long Meadows $500. Same to c. B.
sayer, lot 81, do, do; $1,000 c. A. Shields to J.
A. Stewart, pts. 10 and Ii, SO. 7S5; $1,375 A. L.
Barber to 6: F. Graham, lot Is, blk. 20, CO
a: ): Clarke, sub lot So. So. 17s; s., ees. e5.
julius Gumueller to r J: yarnell, pit. II, SO. 27S;
81 oO0. A. c. Clark to E. F: Robinson, sub lots g
TO rs blks 10 and 1 and 2, blk q, sherwood;
s. N. l.. Anderson to w. w. Hartwen
ct al, sub lots % and 80, 50. Ill; $13, 651. %.
A. L.. Barber to Jas. T.. Carpenter, lot
1S, blk. 20, Columbia Heights; s.. $50, 95.
Blanche Carter to R E. Bradley, part lot 76, and
lots "a, 70 and g. 50. $40; s. G. A. York to A. B.
Jamis0n, part Incidence, 25x acres; s.. Gather
Inc NJ. Choate to o. NJ. Bryant, part !, so. SIT;
500. G. e. Moore to Henry Warren, sub lot IL,
so. 1877; 500. Jas. p. Lewis to w. c. Hill, lots
to f. South College Grounds; $500. w. j. War
rem to Anna E. COburn, sub 6, SO. 1913; $3.50. ].
e. May to +. StOhlman, part 80, B. &
HIS addition to West Washington; $500
g. F. Graham to 8. A. Aplin, Jr, sub lot 1873 So 672
S2TH. Same to Emma j. Hartwell, subs 125 and
126 do. $52528. e. A. Keyser to G. w. Joyce part
4, SO. 1O63. 81, 600. W. h. Clagett to W. =. Lewis
lots As and 40, blk. 80, C.'s sub Long Meadows,
$500 Mary 8. AyreS to j. G. Slater, sublot 80, So
1858, $1,000.
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a JAPANKSE STUDENT TAKEB AN AMERICAN WIFE
The marriage OF o japanese student at the Mich1-
gan University to an American girl has caused .
Juror in Ann Arbor, where II took place. The
names Of the contracting parties are June K.
Kimura, OF Achi Ken, Japan, and Mary n. Gala
CHER. until recently OF East Saginaw, and the cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. w. b. Ryder, Of
the Congregational church. The groom Is bright
faced intelligent japanese, under medium size. q
fluent Engiish speaker, and son OF a former royal
physician. The bride came to Ann Arbor with q
relative, who was being treated 1t the hospital
where she met K1mura, who is q senior medical
student. Kimura has been SIX years In this cOun-
try and Will be graduated In June, when he VIII
return to japan with his bride He viii have q
position In the japanese army. He ID supposed TO
be the only japanese mason u this country, hav-
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.HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

ANNUAL SPRING SALE OF
TURKISH CARPETS AND RUGS AND OTHER
ORIENTAL GOODS,
EMBRACING RARE PIECES SUCH AS GHEOR-
DIEZ, CARABAGH, DAGHISTAN, ROYAL OU-
CHAK, KORHASSAN, ISPAHAN, TEHERAN
ROYAL CAMEL'S HAIR, ROYAL AGRA, ROYAL
BOKHARA. ROYAL MECCA, ANATOIIAN,
ROYAL CASHMERE, ROYAL MOSQUE, ROYAL
sUMAK CARPETS AND RUGS, PORTIEREs
AND EMBROIDERIES, THE WHOLE FORMING
THE MOST VALUABLE COLLECTION OF
ORIENT TEXTILES EVER SENT TO THIS
CITY.
ALSO A SPLENDID SELECTION OF ANTIQUE
RUGS.
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE WITHOUT Re-
SERVE,
AT MY AUCTION ROOMS,
Southwest corner 18th st.. and Pennsylvania ave.,
WEDNESDAY,, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MARCH
30 AND 81, AND APRIL 1.
AT11 A. N. AND p NJ EACH DAY.
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CHARLEs ". HANDY, Real Estate Agent.

AUCTION SALE OF TEN DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS, SEVEN FRONTING ON CONNER BOUN-
R INa 1A mp UPS Eth u SITS n MAND TQgK FRONT
We viii offer for sale at public auction, in front Of
MARCH, 1857, at FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ, sub lots
201.2 3, g. IA. 10, l6. and Il, Of sub-divison
plat Of which can be seen at my Office or sale This
sale VIII ofer great Inducements to those looking
SALE DJNCANR0N RROS'
mh24,26,.SS&29 Auctoneers.
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GALE OF THE HYGEIA HOTEL.

by virtue Of decree of the Circuit court of the
United States for the eastern district Of Virginia
reeted by the will of the late Harrison Phoebus will be
sold on the premises at FORTRESS MONROE, VA, at
noon on THURSDAY, the SEVENTH DAY OF APRIL,
1887, the celebrated HYGEIA HOTEL with all Of its
furniture, rights, privileges and appurtenances
The hotel is deliberately furnished in all of its depart
me men s., The buildings are in complete order The
other hotel in the United States 1t never more
popular and is 30 well known minute description Of
this splendid property Ia unnecessary. Possession de-
lvered the LIST of May, 1887.
Termsi Onefourtb in cash: the balance upon credit
of one. two and three years, equal payments, with
per cent interest from the day Of sale, payable
nuay for which the purchaser to execute bis notes
and the title to be retained until the whole Of the pur
chase money is paid the purchaser required to keep
the property insured to the full Of the deferred
payments.
Fl F M39PSIN lsDsc,,, Commissioners,
THOMAS TABB,
Hygeia Hotel March l. 1887. mh7- IN, tn tap4inc
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Arguing With Pistols.
TWO LAWYERS DEADLY FusILADE IN 4 JUSTICES
CROWDED OFFICE.

y
CROWDED OFFICE.
In Trial Justice Blease's Office, in Newberry, 8.
c., during the trial OF trding case Saturday, hot
words passed between Geo. tombstone and Jno. B.
Jones, the opposing attorneys Words soon gave
way to pistols Both lawyers drew their weapons
at the same time and fired at each other rapidly.
Mine shots were fired In less than minute When
the smoke had cleared away 1t was found that
tombstone had been shot in three places through
the right ear in the left arm and In the thigh but
that he was not seriously hurt. Jones was shot
once through the body, and Is seriously II not
fatally wounded. Geo. B. Cromer, lawyer, also
engaged In the cases. attempted to act a. peace
maker, and his good Intentions very nearly cost
clothing. The once was crowded with people,
and it Is q wonder that no ono else was hit. Geo.
The State. he was candidate FOR Congress at
the recent election.
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A New idea i'm Shopl,st,ug.

ST. LOIS, March 2S-Shortly after eight o'clock
saturday night Joseph Davis, twenty-seven years
oiu, q river cook 10y occupation, went 20 the
clothing store OF Finley & Hull. Broadway and
Pine streets 20 purchase pair OF pant aloons, AZ
ne informed The clerk. After selecting what he
Wanted ne went 70 The dressing room 10 try on A
pair, and, returning. handed the clerk a pair and
told him that they suited him. dispute arose
about the price, Davis acting AZ II he aid not care
10 take them at all. The clerk, John Divers stIs-
pected all was not right, again measured him
around the waist, and discovered that he had ON a
new pair OF pantaloons under the old ones. Hi,
arrest followed, and he was locked up at Tie
Chestnut street station.
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Americans Received by the Pope.
HR GIVES AUDIENCE TO THE CLERGY AND LArTY, An
TALKS ABOUT THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.

Americans HeCetve0 ny the Pope
HR GIVES AUDIENCE 10 THE CLERGY AND LAITY, AND
TALKS ABOUT THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.
An audience to American visitors was given at
the vatican Saturday. Upward OF fifty American
ladies and gentlemen were ushered into the throne
room. When the pope's presence In an adjoining
room was known all knelt, and the guards held
their swords at q salute while the pope who
wore white sontatne and q crimson cloak, slowly
approached. Entering the throne room, the pope
SAID: ave come to welcome these good Amer1-
cans" He then seated himself In a chair In front
OF the throne Bishops Ireland, Watterson, and
Keane, and Rector O'Connell, were the frst to
approach. In his conversation with the bishops
the pope expressed great pleasure at the progress
made by the Church in America He was con-
cerned about the success OF the new university,
and felt the necessity OF having such university
In the United States Regarding the new Amer-
can College In Rome, he hoped it would be worthy
OF the growth OF Catholicity In the United states
The rector stating that the college would contain
at least two hundred rooms, the pope expressed
surprise He said that such building would cost
much money, and that this was hopeful sign or
Catholic growth In America. The bishops then
presented the other visitors, each OF whom knelt
and kissed the papal ring. the pope addressing q
few gracious words TO each.
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was Her Nauae M. X. NOOrxe
Tx IDENTITY OF THE GIRL MURDERED AT RAHWA,
gTIIL UHDIGCLOSED.

The identity OF the young woman murdered near
Railway, n. j., on Friday night, as stated In SAT-
urdays STAR, has not yet been established neither
has the perpetrator OF the crime been discovered
The latter left several traces behind him, whfch
are almost certain TO lead 70 his apprehension,
and the effects OF the girl, which were found fn
sAIchel near by, will doubtless result In her speedy
Identification The murder is the most brutal In
It's details OF any committed In that Vicinity for
years. The girls name is supposed 70 be n X.
Noofz. That name was yesterday discovered
stamped on O linen handkerchief, with border
worked Of red and blue spots In silk, which wac
among the contents Of the satchei. There WA
also Q folding rubber stamp which printed the
name "I1mothy Byrne." No person e either
name Is known IN or about RAILWAY.
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TELEGRAMS TO 9HE STAR
His business WAS sheep and Horse
Sse0linc.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 2S-John Bushof. the
man arrested wednesday for stealing and dispos-
ing OF flock OF fourteen sheep, turns out 60 be
professional and colossal sheep thief. Deputy
Sherlu init, OF Oldham County, has arrived In
oMh with warrant for Bushon, charging him
Win having stolen flock OF twenty-seven sheep
ttvn another Oldham county farmer. The man
nso mas turned his attention 20 horses ana ne
acknowledges that he had stolen ouite "A number
OF them throughout the state. The authorities
mere Would not give up Bushon to the Oldham
county oIncer as he II frst wanted at West Point
lie VIII most likely serve long term In the penn
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Plowed I'm "a POT oe Gold.

ATLANTA, GA, March 2S-Saturday, while Ike
Bayless was plowing on Mr.. 5. k. Dunlaps place,
about three miles from town, he plowed up
store OF f1ve-dollar gold pieces He carried t 10
the Dank OF Banks Bro, and counted out 81 100.
IL fssupposed that man by the name OF Dune
gan, who owned the place, buried 1t there before
The war. Dunegan died during the war
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Nearly BEATEN 10 Death by Her Nur.c.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, March 2s. - Miss NJ T.
Churchill has been confined TO her room by illness
for some time, and had employed a professional
nurse named Sallie Gillian. Saturday morning
the nurse demanded her pay, and Claimed mors
than she agreed 10 work for. Payment being It.
fused she attacked Miss Churchill, Who was lying
In bed, and beat her severely before help arrived
The police arrested the woman and locked her In
the city prison TO await the result OF Miss
Churhills Injuries The latters condition Is crit
cal
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j. C.. HUrcHrxsox.
IMPORTER

SPRING MILLINERY GOODS
Correct Styles
BONNETS. HATS,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS
Trimmed HATS AND BONNETS,
In great variety, Of the newest and choicest produc
tons. many styles of which
signed to Us exclusively.
WRAPS. IMPORTED NOVELTIES
JACKETS, s..37 and upward The fine grades at
proportioEately low prices Examination will be con.
sincins OF the bargains Offering this depart
Enenr.
IACES. &.
42-insh BLACK CHANTILLY FLOUNCES from
slS5 yard 10 $500.
MARQUISR AND SPANISH FLOUNCING.
DRESS TRIMMINGS. BUTTONS. Etc.
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON JET PASSE-
MENTERIES.
GLOVES.
Spring importation of our CELEBRATED FOSTER
GLOVES. with improved 1acIng. Our sales Of this
Glove curing the past season have been enormous.
FOSTER GLOVES have no equal In 1T, style or reit-
ability $L00 per pair upward
mhl5 9O2 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-28

Waiter Brown, Of the colored league has nnally
decided that the lea& would prosper better under
the protecting wing OF the national agreement
and Is making arrangements to secure admission,
II possible. He has secured the Recommendations
OF Presidents Ntmtck, OF P1rtsburg. and Phelps OF
Louisville. He anticipates no trouble In securing
recommendation fHum other clubs In his interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-28
Supervising a Journnli.tic I.esscrx.

WACO, Xxx, March .S.-l.aSt fail the Examiner
and the EueRing Ddu, OF this city, advertised gift
wagons 10 be distributed 10 their subscribers by
lot Each subscriber paid years subscription ia
advance, which entitled him 10 a single ticket an
the distribution. Under the lottery laws these
papers have been indicted. The Days proprietor
has been arrested, but up 10 this moment the
papers In the E1dniiRer case have not been served
The general opinion among the lawyers Is that the
indictments Will not hold